Inflation eases in July as gasoline and grocery prices fall
Consumer prices in July rose 3.4% year-over-year, a slower pace than earlier in the summer, as gasoline and grocery prices declined from the previous month.
New federal rules could end mortgage escrow interest for some homeowners. States are suing to block them
Ten state attorneys general filed a lawsuit challenging new federal banking rules that allow certain institutions to avoid paying interest on mortgage escrow accounts holding property taxes and insurance payments.
What will Andy Burnham’s VAT cut on electricity bills mean for you?
British households will receive a six-month VAT exemption on electricity starting October 1st, saving approximately £45 annually on average under new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s cost of living initiative.
UK households free to install plug-in balcony solar panels from end of August
UK households will be permitted to install plug-in balcony solar panels from 27 August, following government legislation changes allowing major retailers to sell the DIY systems for the first time.
‘I never thought I’d fall for a scam’: the fake Spotify emails that put you at risk of fraud
Fraudulent emails impersonating Spotify are deceiving users into providing login and payment details on cloned websites, enabling criminals to attempt unauthorized transactions.
Some high-earning investors will soon owe taxes on years of deferred capital gains
High-earning investors face a significant tax bill at year-end as the deferral period for Opportunity Zone investments expires, affecting roughly $75 billion in deferred gains.